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It installed just fine on an s3 that was running 10.1, but It installed 10.0.0.d2att, while I was hoping that it would take care of the upgrade to 10.2 or 11. Is it the fact that the installer can't do the flashing needed, and I still need to do heimdall or other to get that level of the upgrade to work?﻿

I have a hunch, and a hypothesis, that I'd like to test with this audience.

The hunch is this: we're all here because we aspire to become better photographers, and we want critique and helpful commentary, but with close to 25,000 members, posting a photo up for C&C in Light Box is quite a bold step, and at least I don't feel quite "ready". The internet can be a brutal place, after all, and we don't all have thick skins.

So the hypothesis is this: if there was a way for you to be teamed up with a small set of photographers whose opinion you respected (but who weren't intimidating pros), would you be more willing to share your photos? In particular, I wonder if being in a smaller group which stayed together for a few photos would not lead people to critique more, and be more willing to be critiqued (because the space would feel smaller, safer).

Feel free to comment, or even just +1 to in case you think I'm roughly right.

(I'm toying with the idea of building a web app to explore this concept)﻿

Having a silly amount of fun with the low-light performance. This is a very dark tree barely lit up by a streetlight across the street, way past sunset. Not a particularly interesting shot, but the camera is making me look at the night differently.﻿

And while I'm at it, another night shot. Main point of this one again is a comment that there's more to see at night than I thought. Broken left arm makes it hard to hold the camera steady, but as long as I don't look too closely, sharpness is Good Enough.﻿

Wondering about the economics of convincing a bunch of amateur photographers in the office to pool resources and get a quality photo printer, in the hopes that we could combine the ease of on-premises printing, high quality output, low capital investment and shared knowledge (without dealing w/ e.g. drying ink cartridges). +Roland Tanglao suggests that +Tim Bray might have some useful insights in this burning topic.﻿